Opportunity
Alberta Purchasing #20260903
Alberta Children and Family Services RFI for Disability-Focused Placement Services
Posted
September 03, 2026
Respond By
October 05, 2026
Identifier
20260903
NAICS
623210, 624110, 623990
Alberta Children and Family Services (CFS) is seeking information from organizations about providing disability-focused placement services for children and youth in care across Alberta. - Government Buyer: - Alberta Children and Family Services (CFS), provincial agency - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the request - Products/Services Requested: - Disability-focused placement services for children and youth with neurodevelopmental, intellectual, physical, medical, mental health, and behavioral disabilities - Types of placements include: - Community group care - Medical complexity placements - Campus-based placements - Intensive complex needs placements - Respite and short-term placement services - Innovative or emerging placement models - Unique or Notable Requirements: - Respondents must provide information on organizational experience, geographic capacity, populations served, placement and respite models, staffing structures and qualifications, clinical and therapeutic supports - Emphasis on culturally responsive and Indigenous-informed practices - Focus on placement stability, outcomes, service costs, contracting approaches, organizational readiness, and system barriers - Innovative approaches and clinical supports are highlighted - No product line items or part numbers specified; the request is focused on service delivery and models
Description
Alberta Children and Family Services (CFS) is seeking information from interested organizations regarding the delivery of disability-focused placement services for children and youth in care under the Child, Youth and Family Enhancement Act (CYFEA) throughout Alberta. The RFI aims to understand current service capacity, delivery models, staffing, clinical supports, and innovative approaches for various placement types including community group care, medical complexity, campus-based, intensive complex needs, respite, and other emerging models. Information sought includes organizational experience, populations served, staffing qualifications, clinical supports, culturally responsive practices, placement stability, outcomes, service costs, and organizational readiness. Responses are to be submitted by October 5, 2026, via email to the specified contact.